Sanitation progress praised by New Orleans health leader
Dr. Oscar Dowling of New Orleans told Monroe Kiwanis members that Louisiana sanitation efforts are advancing health outcomes. He cited 1922 death rates and birth trends, praised Monroe’s sanitary progress, and urged sewer and street improvements while noting a new $400,000 court house and jail plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Oscar Dowling
New Orleans
Louisiana State Board of Health
Kiwanis Club
Monroe
Dowling
Loultimre
Ngion
Chiee Py. Dowling
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana Board of Health
Powling
R. M. Breard, Jr
Kiwanis Club International
Atlanta
Kiwani
Redpath
Moorree Chamber of Commerce
Breard
Kiwaniane
Leslie B. Henry
California
Charles Calvin Gilbert
FE. J. Turner
EF. J
Jules Brazi
Edmund F. Ar- Tras
Myer
West
President Will Address National Flag Day Conference
President Warding has accepted an invitation to speak at the national Flag Day conference in Washington on June 14 and 15. The event is under the Americanism commission of the American Legion, announced at national headquarters in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Warding
The
American Legion Today
Washington
National Americanism Commission of the Legion
Watermelon Shipments Rise as Market Prices Hold Steady
Heavy shipments of watermelons reach markets as the summer season begins. Prices stay steady though movement trails last season. total fruit and vegetable shipments rise. Strawberry and cantaloupe movements are the heaviest so far this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Reap
Chicago
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Nazarene Pastor Expelled Over Unbecoming Conduct
Spokane reports Rev. Lewis E. Burger former pastor of the Nazarene Church at Walla Walla was expelled from the ministry at a Colfax Washington church trial for conduct unbecoming a Christian. District superintendent Rev. William H. Nerry announced the ruling noting no mention of the Ku Klux Klan in the proceedings. Burger recently worked as a Klansman lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Lewis E. Burger
Nazarene Church
Walla Walla
Colfax
sWash
William H. Nerry
Burger
Weather Favorable for Cotton Belt Overall
The weekly weather and crop review reports improvements in the cotton belt with beneficial showers in Texas and less rain in central areas aiding field work. Southeastern districts faced frequent heavy rains and cool spells delaying progress while Arkansas Louisiana Tennessee and Mississippi saw varying conditions and overall good crop development in Louisiana with slow growth in Mississippi.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cotton Belt
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Mississippi Valley
Wall Street Briefs On Liberty Bonds And Oil Dividends
Great Britain is understood to have purchased Liberty bonds and established dollar credits here to meet the 86 million dollar June 18 installment. Sixty million gold marks shipped for the Bank of Belgium were sold to the U S treasury and proceeds credited to Britain. Dawes of Pure Oil will seek a dividend cut from eight to six percent on the 25 par common stock. Standard Oil New Jersey re elected its old board for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
Bank of Belgium
Treasury Department
Belgium
Dawes
Pure Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Wall Street
American Express
Pere Marquette
Baldwin
Marine Preferred
California Petroleum
Davison Chemical
International Harvester
General Asphalt
Mexican Seaboard
Attlas
Young Darby Scores Second Victory in Lake Charles Boxing
Young Darby of Beaumont Texas knocked out Chicken Schultz midway through the second round in the headline exhibition under W B Post American Legion. This marks Darby s second win in Lake Charles recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Mreas
Lake Charles
Young Darby
Beaumont
Tex
Chicken Schultz
W. B. Post
American Legion
Body Found in Mississippi River Near Natchez
The body of an unidentified well dressed man was found floating yesterday in the Mississippi River at Goldman's Landing, La., across from Natchez. The coroner ruled drowning after determining the cause could not be tied to foul play. A wrist watch and a bunch of keys were found on the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Natchez, Miss
Mississippi River
Goldman's Landing
Natchez
J. P. Seaman
Tensas Parish
New Electric Era Predicted for North America
General Guy E. Tripp, chairman of Westinghouse, told National Electric Light Association delegates that in time a few super power systems drawing on all economical sources will supply electrical energy to most of the North American continent. He said the electric industry is in its infancy compared with railroads, shipping, and other utilities and is entering a new era of development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
North American
Guy E. Tripp
Westingdouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
National Electric Light Association
Immigrant Rule Denies Annie Furlonge Entry
Mrs. Annie Furlonge, mother of James A. Furlonge of Royal Securities, arrived from Ireland to visit her son but was barred from entering the United States. Officials said her intention to remain over nine months classified her as an immigrant. the Great Britain quota is exhausted. Her son met her on landing. Furlonge appealed to the labor secretary with Los Angeles press involvement.
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New Orleans
Annie Furlonge
James A
Furlonge
Los Angeles
Royal Securities Corporation of California
Ireland
Great Britain
Secretary of Labor
Harry Chandler
Les Angelep Tintgs
President Harding Delaware visit finalized after conference
Final arrangements for President Harding's June visit to Delaware were settled in a conference today between the executive and Senator Bell of Delaware.
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Washington
Harding
Delaware
Bell
Cotton Market Sees Gains Then Decline In New Orleans
New Orleans cotton prices rise on strong cables and spot sales but fade as large sales and European demand pull futures down. July and October swing with gains and losses, closing steadier after midday activity. Wall Street weakens oils and leather issues while some equities slip on low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Texas
Europe
Corpus Christi
Tex
Harlington
Liverpool
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady Amid Mixed Orders
The New York cotton market opens steady after a slight decline in early trading as weather outlook improves. Futures rally from 23.74 to 23.98 for October, with Liverpool and Wall Street buying support. close to 7 to 11 point gains.
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New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Chicago Grain Market Highlights Mixed Wheat After Early Rise
Chicago open saw wheat dip after a Liverpool upturn with bearish domestic crop news. July futures moved from unchanged to 1-2 cents higher then declined, corn and oats held firm on eastern July buying and later edged higher, while the provision market followed corn despite lower hog quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Call money ease continues in New York markets
Call money ease in New York on June 6 with high 4 3 4 low 4 1 2 and ruling rate 4 1 2. Closing bid 4 1 2 offered at 4 3 4. Last loan 4 1 2. Call loans against 1 acceptances 4 1 4. Time loans steady with mixed collateral 60 90 days 4 3 4 5 and 4 6 months 5. Prime Commercial Paper at 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grain prices reported in St. Louis market
St. Louis Grain in St. Louis reports cash wheat No. 2 red 1.27 and No. 3 red 1.24 to 1.26. Corn No. 2 white 86 and 87, No. 2 yellow 86 1 2. Oats No. 2 white 45 1 2 to 45 3 4, No. 3 white 45 1 4 to 45 1 2.
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St. Louis Grain
St. Louis
Foreign Exchange Rates in New York June 6
Foreign exchange quotations irregular in cents show demand and rates for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Netherlands Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Argentina Brazil and Montreal. Readings include 4621-2 for Britain and 97 15-16 for Montreal.
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New York
Une
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Monroe General Election Notice 1928
Monroe Mayor Arnold Bernstein calls a general election for six city commission posts and four school board seats to be held June 12, 1928 in Monroe Louisiana with polling places, officials, and hours listed. The notice provides ward locations, named commissioners and clerks, and election day procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bernstein
Monroe
Louisiana
Department of Finance
Department of Public Parks and Streets
Louisville Avenue
North Sixth Street
M. G Spaugh
J. M Preerd, Jr
Rh. H. Oliver, Jr
A. A. Thoman
Stone Avenue
South Fourth Street
Es E. Brodnax
A. ©. Céterdale
J. H. Harrington
J. M. Keller, Jr
Joe Cascio Jr
Puatton-Fluker Grocery Co
R. C. Prichard
FE. L. Owens
J. H. McCaleb
L. P. Landry
McGowan Case Filed in Monroe Cease and House Action
The Sixth District Court case R. B. Gains versus Tom McGowan is titled and numbered 11 876, seeking a cease and house order in Monroe Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
Sixth District Court
R. B. Gains
Tom McGowan
Sixth Judicial District Court
Monroe
Louisiana
Sheriff Sale In Sixth District Court Succession Case
Succession of Ed Neuwirth probate number 1664 proceeds by order of sale issued from the Sixth Judicial District Court. The sheriff's sale covers the succession assets in accordance with the court's directions.
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State of
Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Sixth Districts Court
Ed Neuwirth
Sixth Judicial Dis
Legal description and auction of property in Monroe 1923
A lengthy legal description and listing of property, leasehold interests, and personal items tied to a 1923 Monroe auction. It covers land parcels in Desiard and Killenden areas, an unexpired gin lease on DeSiard road, and lists numerous promissory notes and household assets. The notice states sale to the last and highest bidder on twelve months credit, with event dated June 6, 1923 in Monroe, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Louisiana
Quachita
Sixth District Court
S. KE. Wall
A. P. Evans
Sixth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Towit
Parish of
Emanuel Sugar
Leon G. Sugar
Esther S. Rosenheim
Herbert Maryweather
Sixth Judicial District
State of Louisiana
DeSierd Street
Jonging Hiller
Old Desi
Adeet
Killenden
Swenson
Atkins and
Burroughs
Ideas
Bennett's
DeSiard Road
Neuwirth
J. R. Johnson
Iene Lige Johnson Smith Aesters Avenueenlive Andelap
Roling Roberson Oe
Albert Callum
Tom Maxwell
Jim Matthews
Nden
Henry Reed
T. A. Grant
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State Board of Health
South Cotton Belt
Wall Street Briefs
Mareh
Good Ear
R. A. Green
West Monroe
Auburn Avenue
First Street
Leon Heidorffer
Bath
Jackson Street
Ouochata Avenue
News Corona Typewriter
Gibbon
News-Star
Underwood Typewriter
Ford Levi Stationery Co
J. F. Otwell
Eneel’s
L. McClain
Fred G Hudgon
Pittsburg
Guy P. Stubbs
Rhode Island
J. H. Schrader
Catalpa Street
Walnut Street
Hall Street
Henry Curry
Lazar Avenue
P. Rygos
Lee Avenue
J. D. Morrow
Pargoud Street
A. Flynn
Argoud Street
Fifth
Walnut
Lovers’ Lane
Arkansas Avenue
Bréarid
News-Star - Tt
Sheriff's Sale
Yellow Cab
S. Grand St
Western Union
National Dental Parlor
Stag Smoke House
DeSiard St
South Grand Street
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